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FWIW, the Dewey Decimal system also classifies myths and religious texts separate from works of fiction. And the two are classified separately.
by mordechai9000 6y ago
FWIW, the Dewey Decimal system also classifies myths and religious texts separate from works of fiction. And the two are classified separately.
- zzo38computer 6y agoI suppose the Dewey Decimal System is a suitable reason to classify it as "non-fiction", but then presumably the Dewey Decimal numbers should be present (even if that is not the classification scheme of LibriVox, which is OK, I suppose). (Anyways, the Bible is a collection of texts of various kinds. It isn't really a work of fiction in the way that most stories are, and even the texts they have are not entirely fictitious anyways; some parts might be historically accurate, some parts might be exaggerated, some parts might be lost, and some parts might be works of fiction, for example.)